Global oil hits $105 per barrel and bond yields surge
Oil surges back above $100 a barrel as the Iran war threatens prolonged supply disruptions, sending fresh shockwaves through fuel prices, inflation, interest rates and global markets.
Asian teens race ahead of US peers for reading, science and math in global rankings
A new global assessment shows Asian students dominating the top ranks as reading, math and science performance declines worldwide, raising fresh concerns about education in the age of AI.
Andrew and Tristan Tate must remain in custody as they fight UK extradition, a US judge rules
Andrew and Tristan Tate will remain behind bars as a Miami judge denies their bid for release while they fight extradition to the UK over serious criminal allegations.
US-Iran tanker attacks signal a dangerous new phase in war
Tanker attacks are multiplying across the Gulf as U.S.-Iran tensions surge, sending oil prices above $100 and raising fears of a dangerous new phase in the war.
New Israeli Consul General Adi Farjon Israel Makes Houston Debut at Rosh Hashanah Reception
Houston welcomes Israel’s new consul general with a sweet Rosh Hashanah reception—and a fresh start for diplomacy across the Southwest.
Houston Passport Day Opens a Saturday Door to the World on September 26
Houston travelers, mark your calendar! One special Saturday could make getting your passport ready for your next big adventure easier than ever.
UK, France and Canada sanction Israeli settlements in West Bank as Britain accuses settlers of ‘ethnic cleansing’
Britain’s new sanctions on Israeli settlements are deepening tensions with Israel and raising fears of a wider rift among Western allies.
Brazil’s oil industry is surging thanks to the war in Iran
Brazil is emerging as a major alternative oil supplier as the Iran war disrupts Middle East energy flows and China turns to Latin America for crude.
Scores wounded as Iran-backed Houthis attack Saudi Arabia in major regional escalation
A major Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia has sent oil prices higher and raised fears that the widening Middle East conflict could threaten global energy and shipping routes.
Prince Harry and Meghan remain non-working royals after return to UK, King Charles reiterates
King Charles has made it clear: Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK will not restore their royal duties, as Buckingham Palace reaffirms their status as non-working royals.
Why are far-right masked men protesting at British ports?
Masked anti-migration protesters clashed with police and blocked roads in southern England after a migrant boat landed—escalating tensions over small-boat crossings.
Mass deportations and separate schools for refugees: The far-right AfD’s vision for Germany
Germany’s far-right AfD just scored a historic state-election victory—but falling short of a majority leaves the party facing a crucial fight over how, or whether, it can govern.
Volkswagen strikes deal with Israel investment firm to turn car plant into defense facility
A Volkswagen factory that once built cars is getting a dramatic new mission: producing air-defense systems as Germany ramps up military spending.
Nuclear-capable warship that capsized when launched finally joins North Korea’s fleet
North Korea has commissioned a new guided-missile destroyer that famously capsized during its launch—now Kim Jong Un says the nuclear-capable warship marks a new era for his navy.
US military strikes three Iranian tankers in retaliation for missile attacks
The U.S. just struck three Iranian oil tankers after missile attacks on American warships—raising fears of a dangerous new escalation in the Persian Gulf.
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